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Album: Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 (2017)
Charted: 10 25
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  • Do you slide on all your nights like this?
    Do you try on all your nights like this? (I might)
    Put some spotlight on the slide
    Whatever comes, comes through clear
    Do you slide on all your nights like this?
    Do you try on all your nights like this? (I might)
    Put some spotlight on the side
    And whatever comes, comes through clear (uh)

    All this jewelry ain't no use when it's this dark
    It's my favorite part, we see the lights, they got so far
    It went too fast, we couldn't reach it with our arms
    Wrist on a wrist, a link of charm, ooh, yeah
    Laying, we're still a link apart
    It's like we could die here all young
    Like we could dye hair all blonde, uh
    If we could see in twenty twin
    Twice we could see it 'til the end

    Put that spotlight on her face (spotlight)
    Put that spotlight on her face (ah, yeah)
    We gon' pipe up and turn up (pipe up)
    We gon' light up and burn up (burn up)
    Mama too hot like a (like what?)
    Mama too hot like a furnace (furnace)
    I got a hundred G's in my Goyard (G's)
    My diamonds gon' shine when the lights dark (shine)
    You and I take a ride down the boulevard (yeah)
    And your friends really wanna break us apart
    Good Lord

    (Offset) good gracious (hey)
    Starin' at my diamonds while I'm hoppin' out a spaceship
    Need your information, take vacation to Malaysia (info)
    You my baby, the paparazzi flashin' crazy (flash)
    She swallowed the bottle while I sit back and smoke gelato (ah)
    Walk in my mansion, twenty thousand painting, Picasso (hey)
    Be dippin', dabbin' like a nacho (woo)
    Took off her panties, diamonds dancin' like Rick Riccardo (flash)
    She havin' it
    Went to college, workin' on her bachelor (college)
    I know you got a past, I got a past, that's in the back of us (woo)
    Average, I'mma make a million on the average (M's)
    I'm ridin' with no brain, I'm out of it

    Do you slide on all your nights like this?
    Do you try on all your nights like this? (I might)
    Put some spotlight on the slide (oh, yeah)
    Whatever comes, comes through clear (yeah)
    Do you slide on all your nights like this? (Yeah)
    Do you try on all your nights like this? Ohh-oh
    Put some spotlight on the side (lights on)
    And whatever comes, comes through clear

    I might (yeah)
    Empty my bank account (ooh)
    And buy that boy with a pipe (yeah, ooh, yeah)
    Buy that boy with a pipe (come on, yeah)
    I might, I might (come on, yeah, yeah, slide)
    Empty my bank account (ooh, slide, yeah)
    And buy that boy with a pipe (slide, yeah)
    (Do you slide on all your nights like this?) Buy that boy with a pipe
    I might Writer/s: Adam Richard Wiles, Christopher Breaux, Kiari Kendrell Cephus, Kirsnick Khari Ball, Quavious Keyate Marshall
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Reservoir Media Management, Inc., Songtrust Ave, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group
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